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P (~ c„,..,..„., \ .." ",.:•00,..—; , ...'; ~ —e . ' % • —143.T.X91 s ' ‘ - ti 1 , til l .1 R ' • ". 7 ‘1• • '0 4M N , 11110 lI MBER 5063.] ' FOURTH TIME)* ,• r HEATR . E•RoYAL, tfl< uRY.d.ANE. • , IS PRESENT EVENING, tiec. 5, 1808, will be performed • VENOM ; • • ,„, Or; THE `NOVICE OF ST. MARK!S., •,/itlf new Scener) - .Music, Dresses, and• Decorations. ,ue Overture and Music, inf;ktental to the Piece, composed • • by Mf.' Kelly. - • . ' The. Pri nc i pa l Ch ara d ers. b y AA '"'"I ) DONS, - Mr POWELL, Mr". WROUCHTON, ELLI.STON, Mr. 1-LOL LAN D, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. ENLE NIr.IISHE R, Mr. COOKE, it-Irs. PO WE.LI. 4 .;,Mrs. H. SIDDONS, /41).,uc 41rs SPARKS,CA'ETERLEY. at Parts by •M SMITH, and Master HU CKEL.. BLUE BEARD; Ala Or, F(BEMALE CURIOSITY. °r nelique lue Beard), Mr. RAY:MOND ; Ibrahim, Mt. MATHEWS ; • Sehm, Mr. 1. SMITH; • Shaeabic; BA'NIS'TER; • • Plassan, Mr. SCRI VE N ; Fatiiini; Mrs. MOUNTAIN Irene, Miss 1.-Y , N ; ••.; Ititda, Mrs. BLAND. eto)fes6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 33. 6d. Second Priceas.--• Fr4illery zs. Second Pri ce is,--Upper Gallery is., Second c e 6 d. , 4N0 , Money to be returned. • t•or uisel thl*"e Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Bo x •••• st met. Malt he Doors tube opened at Half past Five, and begin at al h 'N't • porlia of Venoni or.sThe 'Novice of St. Mark's; ro ▪ -e re.peated eyery Evening till furthcr . notice. Inorniya; 4)1 Ake To-ifnuiroW.' 1," eklueta, the Mayor of Garrott. he 7th Nights ot the tiew Comic trancett 'Love a Tub, will To..inorrow and on Wednesday next: • TTHEATRE ROYAL, O-AOItROWEVENING,- 6, mill be pertvrmect - t . • •-• r:tq Th e %, THE E - Yi -.4S iCt Scenes, Dresses, and' OecorationS, are entirely" ' rile Overture a n d Music t om posed by Mr. Maztinglii. • Count,Ulrick (the:Exile), Mr..POPE.; Gcivermr ot bitten., Mr., NIUN DEN; Baron Altra:loil; Mr. thISTON - ; : 7 :: Count Calmar, Mr. I NCL EDON ; The Patriareli, Mr. CRESSWE'LL ; The Czaruwitz Master GOODWIN ; Daraii, Mr YOUNG ; Welzien, Mr. •lEF ERI Riniski, Mr. MURRAY ; Yerniacii, Mr. CH:i PM AN k serv.tz, Mr.'FAWC ETT • The Empress Elizaoetli, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Scdona, Mrs. G I 1113 S ; Alexina, Mrs. H. 101 - 4N:-.; I'ON ; Catn..rinc, DI : c.; ; K.ONS ; V,iiager, Mrs. LAIERY UM - Ail. The Loronation of the Eitvpress Elizabeth. Loxes 6s. SeLond Price 3. —Ph :s. Ott. aecond Price 2S. " 4 ;allery as. Sectmd' Price is. --U iper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be t a ken o r Mr. IS ran d on , at t h e , %dike, in the Hay-market. -Tho Doors to be opened at Half past Five, andliekin at daft past Six. ...0o Wednesday (by permission of the Proprietors of tht ~1 -o , e atre Royal, in the Hay-m a rk e t), t h e new Pl ay ot The 1144,...yieantt; or, Wok; Love, and Duty. "p r - W Those Ladies and• Gentlemen whose Names the Pr0t1,444 t1,4 4 4 of the Theatre Royal, in Covent-garden. Qu est had the pleasure of inserting in their r ree List, are re 'pre s ed to ob serve , t h at t h e G ratis .4kciinissions are, to: the er tti itriavoidah'y suspended.- P V - I4 ESTATE in Hampshire, advertised to 7ritrzet be So"d lby A , lr. WEBB, is Disposed of by Private . . MESSRS. NIARLAR, BOYD, AND Srk;WART. CREDlTORS thisCommission Underr who have . - proved DEBTS - may receive a tuither turnie? t i. eve n-pence Hailpenny in the round, and als i o the Which may not nave been received: , k Debts, on 'Mole 175• l td. in the P ouu d. on their , respe c tive e 1 4ne ;w a Pnlication to Henry ith I. Cleve 1 " ' 1 -street on Monday next, Esq. 1 urnwiw between the Hours. t'llcbatelHanotit: s No, or on any subsequent Munuay, between Lot. td° N0v r .3 . 1 , 1808. T HE StJISSCRIBERS to BOYDELL's.§HAK.-. L_ v SP EA RE, against, whom the Nlessrs. Boydells may, 4 e threa te n e d or cornMenced actions with the view of 5111 peiling them t o t a ke the remaining Numbas of-that t"York will find the Principles on which they ni iy ilefeml e niselves dx plai ne d i n the lt EV I EW of ARTS, of which .lisl;ed i V. c°mPletilig the First VOl ume , i s this day dub. , p r ice IS. 6d . by S. Tipper, 37, Leadetthall. s:reet. . - CAUTION TOPARENTS AND GUARDIANS AGAINST APPRENTRANG TNEIR • CHILORLN TO ,P AW N BROKERS. IT is a well attested Tact thjt these Gentlemen e r from Thirty to Fifty Pounds, and Allm . ' n i a s s ' /Wllin ; their Parents find them in every necessary, at tiinbi lls ' even -ears, clothes, Sec. during the term of s ) tlestit4XP:ration, of whictt the principal of them are . left e rrf ,t, ,e, at it is a rule among them not to employ a louin . y --a,i ile.' - zh e „,_ . nhe is married, nor on e at alt it they can suit ..;!eives with Apprentices. r o no P b'' A PARENT. ""-----___ lt ii(.o. ..., CI Is ARMY. T ~,e Sold, for the Reguldtion Price, a COAI-, vr, ~^'', T CY in a favourite Regiment .-- Apply (it by Let- Strant,"l°Lfree) to A. B. at Mr. Robinson'., Hatter, 482, --------_1011;lon. ARMY EXCHANGES. A . C A PT4N, Single Battalion, in Iti&a,. and l'y est iT u e li olat f ayourite . Second at home, will exchange to of Cavalry and the Line at Home, will exchange 7 :114 and India Lieutenant and Ensign at home, will exchange Wgst or Attica. Xchanges oievery other description may be had. ppty, post paid, •..o G. Calvert and Co. Agents, Great , 41. DOne st r eet Portland, I Le p A , , . -- vCHING's PATENT WORN,I.-LOZENGkS.. , ... : (AIMS are the most fre t l ent sources of Itil ti. dren's Di s ea s e s . l'ileir symptoms every Parent and ~ ardian of should be acquainted with. They be. ! asi on Loss of Appetite, a l'aleness of the Colour of the ' - :4 ce, E maciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, 'attend_ f4lafter with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they t u tect the g r owth of the Body, and they prate tatal, by end gin a•Con sumpt i on or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Z,Ure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me o;lne is universally allowed, on ti l e testimony ot the highest T r otters in this Country, both in rank and respeCtability, ts r oove no equal. Their public approbation, given to the cr_sosptietor, trom a personal knowledge of its wonderful s,(e yacon.in their town Families, stamp its nierit beyond compLti cd.th atli gives a sanction to it, of which Ao other Med . elatt ca e kind can boast. Parents, and others who have, the d i je of iiiidren, ShOUld h ave this Remedy as a Family Me ghen r ne y,.0 re*ort to, wh enever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil -4 --,re an) , w9} disordered, Whi c h it will alWays be tbund * el .;e ' h tdov. holes ile and retail, at Ching andilutler's: No. 4* kilLPsides. k-oliti9n ; awl retail by ruost Country Venders, -- ' 44s a 94: and si. 64. c..;114.. SECOND EDITION. Tins' Day were Published, In, Two Vols. Svo. with a Volume of Plates, price 11. Ss. in extra hoards, t'ERGUSON's LECTURES on SELECT SUB- J.' IticTs M ECHANJCS, HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAULICS, PNEUMATICS, OPTICS, GEOGRA pny, ASTRONOMY, - and DIALING, with .Notes, and , an Appendix, adapted to the present state of the Arts and, Sciences. - • • By DAVI DBR EWST ER, A.M. The Second Edition, corroded and enlatged. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, _Doig, and Stevenson, Bell, and Bradfute, Edinburgh ; J. and A. Duncan; Glas gow ; and C-. Craduck and W. joy, Ave Mafia-lane, London. favoul - ahie RevieWs of this Work see the British May,,tilt6 ; and Literary journal, March, 11306. RUSSIA AND SWF:I)i N. In the Press, and "speedi4y wiii. be pubi.sned, in One very large and splendid Volume rc) al 4tn_iiik,strated by Forty one Engravings, niany Or them colo,a,.tt a her original )rawingti by the Author, piiceldur Guineas and 4111 Half in boards. TRAVELLING SKETCHES in LRUSSIA and SW F , During .a. ltesidehce.in those Coun tries in th , :. and 1838. By Rt.:LB ( t PORTE'. K, S. 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Published front the original Manuscripts; By the Rev, MONTAGU PENNI NG.TON, M.A. Vicar of Nortlibuurn, in Kent, her Nephew and Executor. • Printed For F. and C. Rivington, No. 6; St. Paul's ChurL'h.y4rd; sold also by 1. Hatchard, No. it4o, Piccadilly., Of whoc► may he had. A few rernaini ngCopies of Mr ,Ponnington's- Memoirs of the Life of Ali's. Carter, with her. Poems, &c. &c. In one large Volume, quarto, price in boards 21. as. 'And a second in two Volunesodave, price in boards ills: Aker, Mrs. Carter's Translation of the Works of lipitietus, from tild original Greek, in two Vbfurne4 otiavo, price in boards Tiis Day was published, , In Two Volumes Octavo, price, in boaids, 16. - GENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW 6f the PROPHECIES relative to the-Conversion, Re storation, Union, and futuie Glory, of the House; of I udah and Israel • the Progress and final Overthrnv of. the Anti- Christian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine ; and the ulti mate general diffusion of Christianity By the Rev. 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THE COMMISSIONERS - fir CICTIJAW-AG HIS 4114YESTY!t NAVY do hereby give Notice, That 1 cr; Friday, the 61/3 'of Dec. they will be ready to. tetders, • in ,writing (sealed and trait for One Plu.ndrea' Thonsand Gallons tyl « 6$T.• iND,IA RUM, to i le delivered, duty pee, from Warehouses in ;nuhich.A.e same' dial! have been bonded, , one.half thereof in a Month, and the rentapinder. rit o Month afterwards, into tilamty'r ViLlteaOni, stoirs Portsmouth ; and tote peid for by Bile, !sayable, with interest, ninety days alser — date. . ~ . . . . . Ike Conditions of tL•e Contrati may 6e see?: at the Secretary's Office. . , • , . 4 . • N. B. l'flo Ten , !er will be admitted fora lets quantity than Ten Theutand Gallons. reiird will be had to trni Tender.in t f , hicb the Prime .shall not be interred in werelt at length, or that shailillt he delivered to the Blare' be/are Ude' o'Clock on .tbe said Friday, the 0' of ,Dec. nor . ullesst the Persoo who :otakes "be i.endet; some Perron on his bevy /,f, attends, to answer, when called for MONDAY; DECEMER ,5 1 1808. RiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, , RE PECTF U L L Y accpiaint. the Public, the STATE LOTTERY will commence Drawing ori the .13th present Deceinber: The Scheme is quite novel, and has advantages which no other Lottery ever possessed,: viz. Two Additional Penefits . f Five Hundred Tickets each will !be given by the Contrador; with the pe'rnission of Coverrri: ment : bat which Adventurers have the chance tor all the Cipital and other Prizes in Soo or rOOO Tickets besides their own, and may contain 4 Prizes of "- 42 ,000 I 2 Prizes of iehooD 2 . - '5 4 000 6 • - 1.000 &c. &C. &C. ..The TICK Ea'S.aqdSHAKES are on Sale at the Offices, 'Rank-buildings, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Chaiirig-cross,' 'London, by RI CHA DSON, GOO.D -i LUCK, and Co. the only Persons that ever sold in Shares T'wo Prizes of 30,n0c1.; and in the last Lotle6, Two Prizes of 20,0001. N0 t ,240g, and No. 10,197, both in Shares. • • !Sh4ed in die last Eighteen Months, by HORNSBY and Co. No. 26Xortiliill, -and St• Margaret's Hill, Borough. 10,294 , A: 20,000 3,536 A:Z,000 20,000 ~Goo ,Ap 2 7o I P, OOO 12 , 2 44 - - 1 , 000 - 13,831 — . 5,000 1,350 - - Soo ' 8 ,7 1 4 5,000 N 0.44 cc° 19,570 . 5, 0 " ) 10 ,337 • 17,127 •. , - 4, 000 The Drawing begins in a tew Days, Tuesday, the 13th of - • Detieniber.. ;To Clu i t, Societies, and individiial Ptuck4sers of Tickets and Shares, " • • 011,N SBY amt Co. Stock Brokers, beg leave , to • point out the beneficial ad yantages,at ten,ling present Lottery - . rietrSchetne'containS lour Prizes of besides Prizes of . to,cool. 504)1. lojol, 5001. tool. col. isco. &c. and only 2.0,000 Tickets. In addition to the rrizes, two extra chances ,of . 500 Tickets each are given by the Contractor to the Purchaser of a Ticket or Share,. and are to be. decided on the ist_and.,zd days of Drawing. . These extra -cliaiiees are . incalculable, and are likely to produce an immense sum of in - oney.,'Which was not poasible.to have acquired in any for mer. Lottery, N . 13:rite 1000 Tickets are lodged in the Bank of England, therelqrqit,leayes only t4iooo for Sale.. Letters, post-paid, duly, answered, and Schemes,gratis.— mrders t .lay post or Carrier, executed on tae same Terms as it present. - • - ' MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTII4:;AL. IVI ANY Appkatiblis having' beeti . made pur l chase :t4e Part of Dr. k E E.S's C 1.0 P/E DI A. containing the MAt) of SPAIN and VOK I Ut,AL, with the,ltmanshicentately laid llown„ the Proprietors, ui order to prevent Sets of that Work bens thadt iect, have deter mined ‘to qll the ivl4l• sepataitly, printed lot Lungth Orme, Patemos tei-rovv ; ropnetin. Jets at C altlyzeot i, Pal is 1. to XX. may be had, price 48s. cacti, till tie first or lanuary, whe❑ they will be ralbea to 2,;,5. 'Ellis Day Was. published, . • Very neatly printed'in price 16s. bonds . , HF,:_.• HISTORY- of .:FRANCE, under the Kings .of the Rade frorii the Accession of Chales the Fifth, in 134d,,c0 . thq Dedth of Charles ate Ninth, in is 74. _ . 145, NATIAANIEE WILLAAW-WRAXALL, Ecq. •• The Third 'Edition, with very cOnsid . o.iar,le Augmentations. • • Printed for Mawmart, 22, Poultry, 'Londoll. 'Of whom may he had, by the same Ant or,• just publiSh ed,, the third Edition, corrected and augmented, price ‘lt• boards. . . • • A Toui•ttirtrugh the Western, Rdlltitern, and Inthrior Pro vinces of France, in the Years '1775, and ►776 , • • N. B. Of 1. Mawnian may be had, the Critical Reyiatit, at Plibh,4#o‘ . This Day vVete , inthlished, in Three Volumes, small ivo. price 16s, 6d. boards, ' AlEmoßuts of NATURE and' ART, - 61- leded on a tourney in Great Britain, during the Years doz and tBoi. By CURLS ELAN AUGUSTUS GOTTLIEB GUIDE. Translated from , the on German, B v Tl-(4)S. 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VICTUALLINO-OPFICA, • • . , P. 29 , 1808. TE CO.II42IIISSIONERSfirr PICTI, U4I,ING H His Majesty's Navy ,do hereby give Notice, 1 h a t on Ttresday next, the'6l,6 tf Dec. they trill be rraJy to receive : Tendeti in Biting (sealed Up),' 'and treat ,for .1 en Thousand Bags pf BISCUT, trade frotn Wool( Meal ; one-hal/ thereof teibedelivered in a fortnight,- and fly ~ e ntaineter in a fortnight . afterwards, into His Majerty"s Pidualling i Stor:e; at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretettes Office. • N. B. N. Tinder will be admitted ;or a lest quango , than One Thousand Bags. regard will be had towny Tender in which the l's ice shalt not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall not be, delivered tip the Board before One o'Clock on the, said Tuesday next, ;1,4 . 6;h Dec. nor unless the Person who makes. the Tender; or some person on bis &hall, attends, to ansvier, when called for. . PICTUALLING-OFFICE • .Dec. r, COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING' EIIS MAJESTI"s IVA V Y do beech . ). give Notice,' That on Friday, the 16t1e ,. instant, thcp [be ft ,146 to receive„:. Tenders, in writing (ceded up), and cent with such Fer son: at will undettake to furnish wh.ttivcr FRESH BE E F m2j. Ge requited for the use of His Itlaferyi Ships and I:eitels at mouth,Torbay, and Falmouth (on separate Contraar), fir Twelve Molth4 from the tst of January next, to the psi: Drrentbee following, inclusive ; and to be paid Jar by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety clays after date. The Con,iitions_tj the Contraa: may be teen et tk , Secretary's Qffice;.nt'thi; - o.ffick of by app,!pl-g to Mr. /Mlle.-, the Ag-nt of thei.raid Commitsioners, at Po;mouth ;- or to th. Cclltaori of the Customs. at Dartmouth and Falmwth, respeaive6 No regard will be bad to any Tender L 7 which the Price sh.g, not be inserted in words at length,` or that 'shall ?tot' be delivered to . the board before One o'Clo'ck on the said. Pridgy, the 1 . 64, in. stew, nor' unless the Persott who makes' t l 2e : Tender, or semi Poison on his behalf, attends, to anrutr, when called los. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon No. q, New Bridge-str eet , London at , -Edinburgh, Mzy 2, 1 4 500. TN 'the Spring of 1794 I was atilided with Venettal Complaint, which' I treated 'with indiffer.. ence few five months ;' hut was then orilhed to apply tc 4 regular Physician, who put a temporary'sOn to the viru. hence of the Disease 'by mercurial applications), for some time; but. growing, in spite of all inedieine aril the . advice of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse. for two years, I was reduced to a state almost on.. . paralleled and beyond descripiion, being an entire leper, aril ulcetated from head to foot.--Mv head, throat, mb u fh i nose, legs, arms, &c. • have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly.• totatty ,d e „, prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to partieuta..: rite all my case—suffice it to say,lhere never was, or eve* will be,•ora. , of. a mote dangerous, or of 'a more compli cated nature. - I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all Mopes of recovery ; and; deed, in •my then conditiOn, death was iireferable 'to nip more than, miserable state. in this dreadful situation did I drAg' a most. miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing the. ease of a Mr. B. Plymouth--my friends, read it, I could not.—l sent and procured some of, your LEAKE's PATENT: • PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and h ave t o ng been, (after more thanfour. years indescribable dnftress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to. me a few months ago. In gratitti.e to Goa, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatur:-. service, I mitres; you to publish this; and. you 'nay at any time refer persoris who wish to be satisfied of the truth .of this, or further parti culars*, to me or nty friend i by letter or person. ' As few cases for badness-will ever equal mine, and none , exceed it, : I have from experience every. reason to assures: mankind, that•in your LEAKE's PILLS they will Midi*, sure, sPeeny, sate, and radical cure, for the may. dread- Cul stage of the Venereal 'Disease, which is called COtt. rI,RMLI:LUES. .10FIN T..HOMPSON, 4 . Insurmountable' fatuity reasons ;prevent making !Al name and address . public"; but creditable persons really ,wanting intormation may also be referred to ineand my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay- Gardens,.Ediithitrgh l . Prepared and Sold by the aole Propriet,r, T. TAYLOR; Member 61' the Royal Colr::ge of. Surgeons in London, at his house, No. 4 Nov,Briclge-street, Where he will give Advice withoUt aleael,ltcoasi:es the most ing these fills, and will answer patients,, 'letters, if post. paid, on the same terns, observing in inviolable secrecy, no person, name or case,having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, . by the Pro-, prietori during the course of . more than thirty-siX years, that he has had 'the concluding of an extensive sale of the abirve. Medicine, and the pradice' arising therefrom. They are also.sciti by 11:s Appointnient, ler. tne conve nience 61 those living' at a -distance, by: Mr.;.Baxt er; South'-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. lytacilosnald; Printer, (;laS goW to whom also Mr. refers fir his iddressc a . •.• tie No. Ts : , St. Alban's-street, - Mri 14rbertson's Toy-shop, No. to 3, Oxford-stre , !l; Mr. Dis.. boroug#S, No: y, Fish=street-nill,,nearly opposite the Mo morient'; Mr. 'Steel% Bo6ltsell‘ r, No. 't, Union row; Little Tower-hill; Mi. 'Bull, : Dame-street, Dublin ; and by one Persorr. in every considerable town in Great- - Britain and Itelart;: in Boxes of,onry.,as. 2d. each,' sealed with hill amid plain dirialailWWhthtehy pet.SOnS Of either Sex may cure themselves »WI ease and secrecy. N. B. Every 4 0x sot in Great Britain is. sea.leu up with a stamp, 'on whictk, by favour of the • Commis sioners, is printed, at the Stamp-Ottice.—" T. Taykr, No. 6. /stew ltrike-street;" to imitate whion is klony, . arai ail other: are Joarddrtaii.a.